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CHERRY launches compact MX Board 1.0 TKL mechanical keyboard for professionals
Publié: novembre 29, 2018, 8:01pm CET par Brian Fagioli
Mechanical keyboards can be great, but for a while, it felt like they were all designed for millennial gamers. Many of these keyboards look like futuristic alien devices -- chock full of multi-colored RGB lighting and textured WASD key caps. There's nothing wrong with that if you are a young gamer in his/her bedroom, but what if you are an adult professional that just wants a mechanical keyboard for typing? An appropriate product is much more elusive. Last week, Razer launched a mechanical keyboard designed for productivity, although it could still be used for gaming, of course. Today, famed manufacturer… [Continue Reading] -
TIDAL comes to Plex
Publié: novembre 29, 2018, 4:18pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Hot on the heels of TIDAL arriving in the Microsoft Store for Windows 10 users, Plex has announced integration with the high-quality music service in its media tool. You don't need a paid-for Plex Pass to enjoy TIDAL in Plex, but there are special subscription deals available if you do have one. There's also no need to have a server set up -- you can access TIDAL from within the Plex apps. See also: Jay-Z's struggling TIDAL comes to Windows 10 through the Microsoft Store Plex launches beta version of Plex Web Shows offering on-demand streaming shows for free Plex… [Continue Reading] -
Americans most worried about attacks on the financial sector
Publié: novembre 29, 2018, 3:43pm CET par Ian Barker
Americans are more worried about a cyberattack disrupting the financial and banking system than attacks against hospital/emergency services, voting systems or power grid/energy supply companies. This is among the findings of a survey by ESET to mark National Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month, which surveyed 1,500 Americans to discover their views on critical infrastructure attacks. It also finds that 58 percent of people say that they believe it is 'likely' that the US will suffer a large scale disruption on CI in the next two years and people are most worried about cyberattacks on the financial sector (26 percent)… [Continue Reading] -
Latest AV-Test October 2018 report rates Malwarebytes as the poorest performing security suite
Publié: novembre 29, 2018, 12:46pm CET par Chris Wiles
The entire point of purchasing a security suite is so you know it has your back. You want it to be assured the company has invested heavily in development to make sure it can counter the latest threats. German-based independent security institute AV-Test regularly tests the latest security suites, pushing them through a range of measures including performance against the latest threats, plus how they impact your system. You don’t want a security suite to slow your PC. The latest October 2018 report displays some interesting results. From our experience, and regular comments we read on our own posts, Malwarebytes… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft wins $480 million military AR contract -- US Army could purchase 100,000 HoloLens headsets
Publié: novembre 29, 2018, 12:08pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
The US Army has revealed that Microsoft has won a contract worth $480 million to supply prototype augmented reality equipment. The deal could see the Army purchasing 100,000 HoloLens headsets from the company. Microsoft says the deal is an extension of its existing relationship with the Department of Defense. The company has previously faced criticism from its employees for bidding for military contracts, but it responded by saying it believed that those defending the US should have access to the best technology. Winning this latest contract -- the aim of which is to "increase lethality by enhancing the ability to… [Continue Reading] -
Dell resets customer passwords following cyberattack on its website
Publié: novembre 29, 2018, 10:03am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Dell has announced that it has instigated a mandatory password reset for customers after it suffered a cyberattack earlier in the month. In a statement, the company confirmed that its network had been subject to "unauthorized activity" on November 9 in which attackers tried to gain access to customer information. Dell says that data was limited to names, email addresses and hashed passwords, adding there is "no conclusive evidence" that data was extracted. The forced password reset is described as a measure to "limit the impact of any potential exposure". Dell is giving very little away about the nature of… [Continue Reading] -
Google Translate on the web gets improved looks and functionality
Publié: novembre 29, 2018, 2:30am CET par Brian Fagioli
Google's products and services can be "hit or miss." For every revolutionary offering, such as Gmail or Maps, there are utter failures such as Google+ or Glass. I don't fault the search giant for failing, however, as I appreciate its risk-taking. One of the company's biggest successes is Google Translate. If you aren't familiar, it quite literally translates languages, helping people communicate the world over. Is it perfect? No, sometimes the translations are a bit muddied, but more often than not, the message is conveyed well enough. Today, Google announces big changes to Translate on the web. Not only is… [Continue Reading]